Environment
Situation
Resolution
There is a "sticky bit" problem on Solaris relating to the
execution of the "ping" and "traceroute" commands. Look
at the permissions on "ping" and "traceroute" in the /usr/sbin
directory, the sticky bit is set on these two applications and
for some reason, this prevents the execution listener from
executing them. (All other applications/commands work
fine).
Workaround: For the ping and traceroute commands, write a
shell script that wraps the commands, such as:
ping_script.csh:
/usr/sbin/ping %1
And then configure the menu item to run the script instead of the
command, such as:
/u01/esecurity5.0FB7B/sentinel/exec/ping_script.csh
This seems to get around the sticky bit problem. Only a couple
of commands (such as ping and traceroute) seem to have this sticky
bit problem. It has nothing to do with the das executor
itself.